Sammy

If it wasn't for bad luck, poor Sammy would have no luck. In his short life, he somehow managed to become a resident of the Genessee County Animal Shelter. He was adopted by a caring woman and her 3 children, but within 2 months, the woman died leaving Sammy's life up in the air again. Other family members tried to take him in, but Sammy liked to chase their cats. So Sammy came to a Furry Friends Foster Home. He is doing well there, but still wants to chase the kitties. Sammy is well behaved, good on a leash, crate trained, huosebroken, and loving. He loves to play in the yard, and especially loves to play ball. Sammy is much bigger than the average Puggle - perhaps 40 pounds. He must have a fenced yard, and would love to have kids or another young dog to play with. He would probably do best with a female dog who is not the dominant type. Can you give him the stable, loving home he deserves? <br/> <br/>Sammy's foster mom, Pat, can be reached at dogladyffr@yahoo.com

If it wasn't for bad luck, poor Sammy would have no luck. In his short life, he somehow managed to become a resident of the Genessee County Animal Shelter. He was adopted by a caring woman and her 3 children, but within 2 months, the woman died leaving Sammy's life up in the air again. Other family members tried to take him in, but Sammy liked to chase their cats. So Sammy came to a Furry Friends Foster Home. He is doing well there, but still wants to chase the kitties. Sammy is well behaved, good on a leash, crate trained, huosebroken, and loving. He loves to play in the yard, and especially loves to play ball. Sammy is much bigger than the average Puggle - perhaps 40 pounds. He must have a fenced yard, and would love to have kids or another young dog to play with. He would probably do best with a female dog who is not the dominant type. Can you give him the stable, loving home he deserves?

Sammy's foster mom, Pat, can be reached at dogladyffr@yahoo.com

If it wasn't for bad luck, poor Sammy would have no luck. In his short life, he somehow managed to become a resident of the Genessee County Animal Shelter. He was adopted by a caring woman and her 3 children, but within 2 months, the woman died leaving Sammy's life up in the air again. Other family members tried to take him in, but Sammy liked to chase their cats. So Sammy came to a Furry Friends Foster Home. He is doing well there, but still wants to chase the kitties. Sammy is well behaved, good on a leash, crate trained, huosebroken, and loving. He loves to play in the yard, and especially loves to play ball. Sammy is much bigger than the average Puggle - perhaps 40 pounds. He must have a fenced yard, and would love to have kids or another young dog to play with. He would probably do best with a female dog who is not the dominant type. Can you give him the stable, loving home he deserves?

Sammy's foster mom, Pat, can be reached at dogladyffr@yahoo.com